Scaling mechanism in hybrid deployment model for Azure Logic Apps Standard
Hybrid Logic Apps offer a unique blend of on-premises and cloud capabilities, making them a versatile solution for various integration scenarios. A key feature of hybrid deployment models is their ability to scale efficiently to manage different workloads. This capability enables customers to optimize their compute costs during peak usage by scaling up to handle temporary spikes in demand and then scaling down to reduce costs when the demand decreases. This blog will explore the scaling mechanism in hybrid deployment models, focusing on the role of the KEDA operator and its integration with other components.Announcing the BizTalk Server 2020 Cumulative Update 6
The BizTalk Server product team has released the Cumulative Update 6 for BizTalk Server 2020. The Cumulative Update 6 contains all released functional and security fixes for customer-reported issues for BizTalk Server 2020. Also, CU6 includes support for the following new Microsoft platforms: Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Microsoft Windows 11 BizTalk Server 2016 is currently out of support with its end of life in 2027. If you are running BizTalk 2016, or earlier versions of the product, you must upgrade to BizTalk Server 2020 CU6 or strongly consider migrating to Azure Logic Apps. Please fill this survey: https://aka.ms/biztalklogicapps. More Information about the CU6: This cumulative update includes all the product components. However, only those components that are currently installed on the system are updated. This CU6 includes fixes for the following areas: BizTalk Server Adapters Updates WCF-SAP adapter SFTP adapter BizTalk Server Administration Tools and Management APIs Lost changes to SQL Server Agent jobs You can obtain the software from the Microsoft Download Center, at https://aka.ms/BTS2020CU6. For more information about the BizTalk Server 2020 CU6, read the Microsoft Knowledgebase article posted to https://aka.ms/BTS2020CU6KB.
